REShow: Jeff Darlington - Hour 1 (03-24-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Guest host Ryan Leaf kicks off the hour sharing a great story about how he and his father painted Manhattan red on the night of the 1997 Heisman Trophy Award ceremony. ESPN NFL reporter Jeff Darlington and Ryan discuss the impact the mounting allegations against Deshaun Watson will impact his trade market and possibly his football future, why he’s still not convince Russell Wilson will be on the Seahawks come Week 1, and his reaction to the NFL deciding on having a live draft with fans in attendance in Cleveland this year. Ryan and the guys wrap up the hour paying to tribute to the ‘Breakfast Club’ by naming an athlete, actor and musician they’d most like to be stuck in Saturday detention with. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Rich Eisen
0:02.0	He is one of the all-time Rich Eisen
0:05.0	Absolute
0:07.0	Friggin' greats
0:08.0	This is the Rich Eisen Show
0:10.0	With guest host Ryan Leath
0:13.0	Live from the Rich Eisen Show studio in Los Angeles
0:18.0	Hey Rich, huge fan, love your show, listen to it every day
0:21.0	Thanks brother
0:22.0	The Rich Eisen Show
0:23.0	Today's guest
0:24.0	ESPN NFL reporter Jeff Darlington
0:28.0	NBA analyst Rick Buker
0:31.0	Oregon State head coach Wayne Tinkle
0:34.0	Plus cold-tone art Jim Marseille
0:36.0	And now
0:38.0	Sitting in for Rich, it's Ryan Leath
0:41.0	What's up everybody?
0:44.0	Back in the big chair
0:47.0	I feel like this really isn't happening
0:50.0	It's like some delusional dream
0:52.0	That the pandemic has placed in me
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